The European Wilderness Society recently introduced a new initiative, called Respect Nature. Number of informational materials on Respect Nature principles and guidelines were developed
Event Speaker: Max A E Rossberg
Max Rossberg gained his international marketing expertise by graduating with a Bachelor in Commerce in International Business and a Master of Management Science in International Marketing at the Sprot School of Business at the Carleton University, Canada. He then joined after his graduation international corporations in Germany, Holland, Sweden, Spain, Hungary, Ukraine, Poland, Canada and Ireland.
As the chairman of the European Wilderness Society he is based in UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Lungau in the Austrian Alps, from where he works and travel throughout Europe.
Tourism management in Protected Areas
Tourism is a growing sector worldwide. Increasingly, people are looking for outdoor experiences in a natural environment. Well-planned and effectively managed tourism can provide
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Park rangers in Protected Areas
One of the first rangers were those working at the US national parks as well as those active in the national forests since 1898.
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The History of Wilderness
Wilderness protection is about protecting large, undisturbed natural areas that are free from human extraction, intervention and human-made artefacts, such as buildings, roads and
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Tourism in Wilderness areas
Wilderness and protected areas are facing challenges with visitors and tourism, as more and more people are interested in seeing and experiencing the wild.
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The European Wilderness Quality Standard and Audit System
The webinar will provide introduction into the European Wilderness Quality Standard and Audit System, the Quality Standard which has been the core of establishing
